I've never heard this version before. I like it. It's softer, cleaner, and more bluesy. It doesn't take away from the original version, either. It gives a different perspective on the song altogether and makes me appreciate both renditions.
This version is very different from 87. I really love both of them and that one is more bluesy, less heavy and less harsh but my God ! it's totally bewitching and addictive.
There have been something like 39 different instrumentalists in WS since its inception to today... why? just curious Who will be allowed to attend if they are inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame? :)
I have to add my opinion on this one: I prefer DC's vocals on this original version best. BUT, I really like John Sykes' guitar on the 1987 version MUCH better than Mickey's guitar on this. Nothing against Mickey, but Sykes is...well, Sykes! I like the 1987 arrangement better as well. Just another opinion, no wrong, no right.
It's so wrong to have all of those pictures up of people who did not play on this version of the song. It is properly stated that this is the original version of the song, so the players are Marsden, Moody, Murray, Paice and Lord on the 'Saints and Sinners' lp. Mel Galley lends his voice to backing vocals along with Mickey Moody. I understand that you may not have access to pics of this line up, but even with the pics you put up, Steve Vai was not involved in any way with the 1987 version of the song or the '87 'Whitesnake' album at all. Neither were Campbell, Vandenberg, Sarzo and Aldridge. With the exception of Adrian Vandenberg putting a new solo on 'Here I Go Again', the 1987 'Whitesnake' album was made with John Sykes, Neil Murrray and Ansley Dunbar. With the exception of Marsdens 'Here I Go Again', all of the songs on the '87 album were written by John Sykes and D.C. with 'Cryin' in the Rain' by D.C. alone. As stated in a different comment below, this guitar solo is compliments of the amazing Bernie Marsden.
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I've never heard this version before. I like it. It's softer, cleaner, and more bluesy. It doesn't take away from the original version, either. It gives a different perspective on the song altogether and makes me appreciate both renditions.
Powerfull ballads ever ! I love whitesnake💪🔥
One of my Whitesnake favourites ! one of my hard rock favourites !
I know how you feel David.
I love walking in the rain ,I actually just got in from the rain.
This version is very different from 87. I really love both of them and that one is more bluesy, less heavy and less harsh but my God ! it's totally bewitching and addictive.
The best voice ever ever ever!!!!
That song stays in my heart forever..
The best voice ever!!
Thank God! Someone uploaded the original and best version :)
Best Version by far!
Thank you for posting this awesome video We love it! ❤️🐾
Wow ....Love it for ever and ever
I'm used to the greatest hits version but this is excellent thanks! Very nice quality.
realy realy epic solo :) the best of the best
We had the best music.🔥
Love them xxx
I added this song from Whitesnake into a playlist I made on Spotify which happens to be called, "Songs from the past." 👏🏻😀
woooooow!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
it's micky Moody and Bernie Marsden playing the guitars :-)
My heart is crying in the rain
Sorry to hear that Hieu i understand many of us have been there.
Amazing guitar solo by BERNIE MARSDEN !!!
Mr7691 John Syskes does it better
@@garybird1165 it is something like saying that a metal solo is better than a blues solo.. no sense
Met these guys in 1980 something in Little Rock!
Meu Deus do Céu!!!!
Love it !
Micky Moody and Bernie Mardsen on the guitars.I like Sykes version but I like this Coverdales's vocal performance more.
This is old Whitesnake version, Much better then new one.
Zdravko Bitunjac John Sykes is better
This is the original version of the song!😉
❤️🔥
There have been something like 39 different instrumentalists in WS since its inception to today... why? just curious Who will be allowed to attend if they are inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame? :)
They'll never make it in
Voy a morir escuchando ésta música.
Whitesnake para todos!.
Syke's ripping solo accompanied with Dunbar's faster heavy hitting was an upgrade over this version
I don't understand all the lyrics of this song but I am Crying in the Rain.
NICE :)
Crying in the ☔🌧️ rain 🎵🔥
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musica mto loca
You do know that's not John Sykes on guitar, don't you? This is the (far superior) original version.
Stegbeetle I agree!!
By far the best. Sykes is no bluesy guitarplayer
I have to add my opinion on this one: I prefer DC's vocals on this original version best. BUT, I really like John Sykes' guitar on the 1987 version MUCH better than Mickey's guitar on this. Nothing against Mickey, but Sykes is...well, Sykes! I like the 1987 arrangement better as well. Just another opinion, no wrong, no right.
HAH! Thought so...this version is slower than it's supposed to be.
Garion Porter it IS the better version
It's the original
Need those pinch harmonics, gives song a different vibe. But nice bluesy version
👌👌👌👌👌👌
MIGHTY ROCKOMANIA
"Here ends the solo"
Oh yeah
Good
there's no hope FOR absolution...
Yes there is, Christ is the only way though.
It's so wrong to have all of those pictures up of people who did not play on this version of the song. It is properly stated that this is the original version of the song, so the players are Marsden, Moody, Murray, Paice and Lord on the 'Saints and Sinners' lp. Mel Galley lends his voice to backing vocals along with Mickey Moody. I understand that you may not have access to pics of this line up, but even with the pics you put up, Steve Vai was not involved in any way with the 1987 version of the song or the '87 'Whitesnake' album at all. Neither were Campbell, Vandenberg, Sarzo and Aldridge. With the exception of Adrian Vandenberg putting a new solo on 'Here I Go Again', the 1987 'Whitesnake' album was made with John Sykes, Neil Murrray and Ansley Dunbar. With the exception of Marsdens 'Here I Go Again', all of the songs on the '87 album were written by John Sykes and D.C. with 'Cryin' in the Rain' by D.C. alone. As stated in a different comment below, this guitar solo is compliments of the amazing Bernie Marsden.
NO JOHN SYKES HERE
biez71 he made the solo better
@@garybird1165 different ..this is the original one, by the way. In my opinion this is more bluesy not worse or better
1987 version is the deal..by far!!!
@Stegbeetle I didn't :(
That ain't tears it's rain
Er.....Bernie Marsden...solo
/thank you...:)
whos playing this?? I thought Sykes was the original on all this??
So where's John Sykes pic.
Bill Hughes Coverdale doesn't like him but he's one of the greatest
;)
This is not sykes versión!!!!
John Sykes......no.....oh god.....
why do you have an intel-profile picture
BERNIE SANDERS solo....... :D
BERNIE MARSDEN
Far superior???? this doesn't have guts!!!